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this is kingpix 5 news. >> snow, rain, tornados, winter come ss back with a vengeance. tonight we're about to feel it. >> good evening i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. what a weather 180. >> yeah. we have been reminded it still is winter. >>reporter: snow levels fell as

low as 2500 feet, blankets bay area peaks. on mount hamilton was falling sideways. these guys got thereto on bicycles but it wasn't easy. >> weapon didn't know it was going to be this snowy. we were expecting to come across a little. >>reporter: down the hill in san jose, our photographer ran into hail but rain was most of the store. some spots picked up half an inch of rainfall. further north funnel clouds were reported across two counties. >> two confirmed touchdowns. tonight, the a -- the radar is gone, snow gone

. it was much-needed rainfall. tonight, it's going to get cold on the other side of the front which where we're living. napa, 33, freemont 34, redwood city, 37 and snow in the sierra, good news there six to 12 inches of total snowfall by midnight tonight. a lot of snow on the ground. active weather day. wait to see the changes i made in the forecast this weekend and how long the chilly weather will stick around. oakland's crime problem has crept into the mayor's own backyard and he neighbors have had enough. tonight, they tell chris if jane kwan won't take action to defend the place they will. >>reporter: oakmoor is in crisis. >> they trashed the house. >>reporter: for the first time

in 38 years this couple was robbed today. a burglar ransacked their home and made off with jewelry. >> it's just the typical feeling of being violated an anger. >> i would say the last six months it's gotten worse. >>reporter: evidence of burglary is here. utility poles are plastered with faces of burglar suspects. >> the group of neighbors that got together felt they needed to do something. >>reporter: they hired private security guards. 62 households will pay about $60 a month each for one guard to patrol about a half-mile radius, looking for dollars. our hope is that it's a deterrent, that thieves

recognize is seriousness. >>reporter: some alarm companies have uniformed officers patrolling the section with minimal results. >> did i think it's helped? there's still robberies. >>reporter: people say these patrols the will be different. >> when someone is walking by your home every five to seven minutes -- >>reporter: the private guards will be patrolling starting next week. the residents will be trafficking the effectiveness over the next year. >> the mayor's office told our reporter they know opd is having trouble responding to burglaries and that the mayor office supports anything they want to do to get involved to make their community safer. >> the vice president has point-black advices if you're worried about someone breaking into your house. >> get a double barrel shotgun. i said jill, if there's ever a problem, walk out on the balcony, put that double-barrel

shotgun and fire to blast outside the house. i promise you whatever is coming in -- you don't need an ar-15 . it's harder to fame. it's hard tore use. you don't need a 30-round to protect yourself. >> he spoke at a town hall. he says he keep two shotguns in his home. an explosion rocked kansas city today followed by a huge fire that burned a block. people inside the restaurants say they could smell gas right before the explosion. at least 16 people have been hurt. several are in critical conditions. cadaver dogs were brought in to help sift through the ruins. >> a guy out for a hike in san mataeo happened on human

remains. the coroner is now trying to identify them. the body of a 10-month-old baby was found buried in a field near salinas. the little girl had been missing for seven days. we ask why not issue a amber alert. >>reporter: thor think -- authorities looked all over for this little girl, whose bond ended up being found. the infant's father was arrested yesterday and started talking. >> he gave us a general location. >>reporter: the ordeal began february 2nd when he picked up the girl. he is not her father. he then gave excuses of why he didn't bring her home.

afternoon two weeks the family called police and cops nabbed him. police say they couldn't issue an amber alert because they didn't have a vehicle description. >> do you regret not issuing an amber alert? >> we didn't have the criteria to issue one. >>reporter: a memorial remains at the crime sign. the mother said he feared per her daughter. he now faces charges had of murder and kidnapping and bail is set at $1 million. the girl's autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. new details tonight about a sex offender mom who is back behind bars. this is the mug shot of 44-year-old christine hubs.

he was busted for porn possession five days after been being released from prison. detectives are also investigating the troubled mom in connection with a cyber bullying attack. we're hearing from the player of the receivering end of the the basketball stub. allen montgomery shoved crabbe after a game he said he's ready to move on. >>reporter: if the tables were turn there and were heated homes and you were to have shoved your coach, would it have been a completely different outcome? >> no. i wouldn't put my hands on my coach. >> the coach also met with the media today and apologized are for the incident. coming up, a bay area city that's running dry. what's behind a new ban on

certain kinds of foods at bars and restaurants. burned by a knock-off. how counterfeit stuff is being sold through amazon and and the numb

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the party place. bars and restaurants are packed... e running a the city of walnut creek has become quite the party place these days. bars and restaurants in the creek with parked. but now the city will be running

a bit dry. david jackson explains why certain kind of booze are being banned. david. >>reporter: it will be running a bit dry ken. that's right. if you look up and down street, you'll see that a lot of the bars and restaurants are open, even late on a weeknight like this. it has become quite a destination for people, even on weekend. the walnut creek department is saying there will be no new full bar liquor license issued for a year. >>reporter: walnut creek has pit its saturation point act coursing to police. they pour more alcohol than any city in california and that is too much for a police force of 65 officers. that's 15 less than the budget calls for. the moratorium is for the public safety, according to the police

officers. hugo, who go one of the last lick come licenses issued by the city say there's no problem. >> we need that revenue. we need the people. we need the customers. we need that. we have to provide the customers what they're looking for. >>reporter: the city agrees that this place is not a problem. i sells gourmet food. right now door, the lounge used to be only a nightclub, now it serves dinners just as the city asked it to do, saying food takes the edge off drinking. the full bar moratorium still stands even though more residents say let is the bars open. i like the night life here. it's fun busy but in a good way. >>reporter: you don't think the city should shut off the liquor licenses, as they have, for the next at least year. >> no i don't. i think it would be fun if more

places open up. >> if you go to downtown san francisco or sacramento, it's worse. used to live in sacramento and there's nothing compared to that. >>reporter: people may want them but there will be no new full bar liquor licenses issued until the police department adds 15 new officers. that will give them a total of 80. they believe those 15 will take a full year before they're finally in police. live david jackson kpix 5. if you shop online, watch out. some people say they have been burned on counterfeit products. david has more on how fake merchandise is being sold. >> i put it on my hair and it was hot and it started sizzling my hair and i could hear it. >>reporter: sandra is among the hundreds of customers who

brought a counterfeit version of the hair straightening iron called the instyler. these woman bought it through amazon marketplace. >> you don't know what you're getting. >>reporter: james lee say's amazon's mark place is tricky because it no longer has a clear-cut definition on its site. you can only tell manage is from marketplace if the seller goes under any name other amazon. >> there's no law. it's the buyer beware. >>reporter: not every marketplace place seller offers bogus goods. some people can send goods directly to amazon warehouses.

he says ugg boots are the number one knock offs. >> we think the about of fraud goods that were should to consumers were between 110 and $140 million this holiday season. >>reporter: david is one of the creators of the instyler. his company brought a lawsuit against amazon to stop selling the device. >> in the just not like a hand bug. it consideration dangerous. in the file of over 500 counterfeit instylers we've acquired. >>reporter: this lawyer says more than 20,000 knock-offs sold through amazon. instyler is working to find amazon customers who bought

counterfeits to offer them replacements. >>reporter: when she got her replacement, she could the different. as far sandra --. >> i'm not going buy anything from amazon anymore. >> jeff reached out to amazon for comment but hasn't heard back. the newest british royal has finally made his or her public debut, sort of. the duchess of cambridge showed off her baby bump on her first official outing. pretty soon, the duke and duchess are going to be hearing this. when it comes to understanding a crying baby, most parents are crewless.

spanish researchers say they have cracked the baby code. the key look at the eyes and listen to the sound. an angry baby keeps his eyes or her eyes happen closed. the cry goes up and up. a scared baby keeps their eyes open almost all time and moves his head back and forth. a baby with pain, their eyes are constantly closed and they're frowning. the cries start suddenly at maximum intensity. some drivers probably wanted to try today. there was a huge pile-up. a hundred cars and trucks spun out of control on an icy snowy road. there was a huge back-up. chp made drivers stop and put on chains. >> that came in all of a sudden mid morn. >> it did. it seems like mother nature

threw all of winter in she could in one day. we're going the keep the cold. this is it for precipitation. we'll show you the calm after the storm system we hadded a couple of tornados in -- had a couple off tornados in northern northern california. i do want to checks the radar. we have mainly dry conditions throughout the bay area. it was chilly today. 49 for a high in downtown san francisco, tied for the coldest day of the winter, very chilly outside. tonight, the low to mid-40s. livermore, 5 napa, 33, redwood city, 37 degrees. the moisture has moved out but we have the counterclockwise

flow, if and area of low pressure are we're going to have a northerly flow moving in and stacking around until saturday. temperatures the at or below normal cold mornings and chilly and brisk afternoons. through saturday, temperatures will be below normal. the showers are going. there's no more moisture. all the rain stays in washington and oregon. we're done for the rain for a while, even though it will feel like winter outside. the only 50s tomorrow. san jose 57, oakland 59. heyward 56 brentwood mid-50s. a couple of degrees milder, a little less wind. friday, a high around 60678 over the weekend, i've made a change. there will be no rainfall over

the weekend with highs this around 60 degrees. i told you earlier in the newscast we had a couple of tornados spotted in northern california. interesting reaction. >> that's a freaking tornado. the we're going to hop out and line the ditch. i hope you know that. >> i hope you know you have to line the ditch. it's actually good advice. if you're driving close to a tornado, get out. >> i hope you know. >> you have to get out in and get in the ditch. >> not sure how that was resolved but no one was hurt. coming up, for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small.

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with utah. in the second quarter, jarret jack, warriors down 46789 al jefferson, no stopping that. he scored 24. warriors down. always had an answer. heyward hits. warriors lose by 14, they're sixth straight loss. >> the sharks in st. louis. tim kennedy puts it between the pipes, yes. they go on to win it. they snapped the longest winning streak since 2005. one of gilroy's favorite sons robert has the biggest fight of his life penciled in on the calendar.

>> everybody says i'm hungry like a lion or tiger. >> the ghost hopes to feast on floyd mayweatherer, jr. mayweatherer is undefeated. javier lopez was hit on the hand and face by a wild throw at camp day. he had an x-ray, which was negative. dennis has other news. >>reporter: hello. today sandoval put on a great show, ten home runs. >> i don't care what other people think. >>reporter: one of the biggest deals in the often season was to bring back angel four years for

the center fielder, who felt like he was playing better. >> i had the right mentality to think up the middle and get on base. that's the mentality i had. >>reporter: he turns out to be one of the few players who loves hitting at at&t park. he had 15 triple to lead the national league. reporting for the giants, dennis. back to you. students the at campbell university, they take nine puts

tomorrow morning at 4-30. david letterman is next with michelle williams. >> that's right. swim team this weekend? >> yeah. we're in valeo this weekend. >> we'll see you. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child.